Why ryno leave gaza

Ryno is the third artiste to depart the Empire. The first one to have left is Lisa Hype, who was dismissed following a compromising photograph of her that circulated on the internet.

She was followed by Gaza Kim, who exited after she received a beating, which sources alleged might have been organised by Kartel. Hopefully, the now stirring beef between Kartel and Ryno will simmer down as the former, in December , ended a three-year feud between himself and Mavado since his departure from The Alliance in Both artistes gave the Jamaican government a commitment to end their feud and even performed together at a staged show.

At a concert held in St. So we decide that we need to talk to the youths in Jamaica and make dem know seh peace, unity and strength. Blak Ryno was an original member of the Portmore Empire and was seemingly one of the closest to Kartel. All Headlines. Schedules Movies Ferries Flights. Real Estate. My Account Contact Us. He said he has a few new tracks to do as he is now fully focused on his career, and has been getting calls from several producers including Stephen 'Di Genius' McGregor of Big Ship with whom The Portmore Empire faction had a rift which was publicised with members recording songs such as Empty from ex-Portmore Empire member Black Ryno, who made his departure from the group in February of last year.

Now, Jah Vinci says he will work with anybody. He is thankful to Vybz Kartel for the role he has played in the development of his career, as he says, "Kartel a mi don, a him set it fi mi. Big up yuhself, but yuh haffi be a man at the end of the day. All that has changed now as Jah Vinci will now be managed by Vybz Kartel's ex-business partner, Corey Todd, with Milla Nine acting as his road manager.

We're about music, because his vision is music. He's one of the best new artistes that has emerged over the years," he said. Todd was reluctant to divulge how he would help propel Jah Vinci to stardom, but shared, "Just watch and see. Just like I did with Kartel, how people see me do stuff that's new and never before seen in dancehall. It's gonna be huge.

Now he's ready," he added.